Draw the UML class diagrams for the following classes: 1. An abstract Java class called Person that has the following attributes: a String called idNumber a Date called date of Birth representing the date of birth. • a String for name 2. A class called RideRecord with the following attributes: a Driver attribute an enum called type of RideType a Date called date a double called fee 3. A class called Passenger that extends the Person class and has the fol lowing attributes and behaviours: an ArrayList that contains RideRecord objects called rideHistory a public method called takeRide that takes a RideRecord with the following signature: public void takeRide (RideRecord rideRecord); a public boolean method called hanRideHistory that returns whether or not the Passenger has taken a ride before. 4. A Driver class that extends the Person class and has the following at- tributes and behaviors: a String called licenseCode . a public method called giveRide that takes as a parameter a Passenger object, a RideType, and a double fee.

Draw the UML class diagrams for the following classes: 1. An abstract Java class called Person that has the following attributes: a String called idNumber a Date called date of Birth representing the date of birth. • a String for name 2. A class called RideRecord with the following attributes: a Driver attribute an enum called type of RideType a Date called date a double called fee 3. A class called Passenger that extends the Person class and has the fol lowing attributes and behaviours: an ArrayList that contains RideRecord objects called rideHistory a public method called takeRide that takes a RideRecord with the following signature: public void takeRide (RideRecord rideRecord); a public boolean method called hanRideHistory that returns whether or not the Passenger has taken a ride before. 4. A Driver class that extends the Person class and has the following at- tributes and behaviors: a String called licenseCode . a public method called giveRide that takes as a parameter a Passenger object, a RideType, and a double fee.

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